for harrisburg, pennsylvania, it says that 6148 properties in harrisburg have a greater than 26% chance of being severely flooded or affected by flooded over the next 30 years. this represents 31% of all properties in the city. overall, harrisburg has a severe risk of flooding over the next 30 years, meaning flooding is likely to impact day-to-day life within the community. you can look up your city at flood factor.com. one of our social media followers has a question about how you figure out what will happen in the future. the follower says, those future models you are using -- when does the prediction accuracy become unreliable? when does it start to become nonsense? like hurricane forecast paths can get pretty out of whack just a week out. how do you deal with what will happen in the future? guest: that is a great question. the first thing that we do is we look at what are called rcp forecasts. that is an acronym for representative concentration pathways. it is a fancy way of saying what are the emission scenarios for the future? how much co2, gases in the air, and how will that chan

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and they are losing one, sarah and hughes based in harrisburg. ms. hughes, why is pennsylvania losing a seat even though population did not go down? >> are population did not go down but did not grow as quickly as population of other states. and because of that. >> geographically wears the population being lost? >> essentially everywhere the former mining town in northeastern pennsylvania, essentially everywhere that is not a suburb of philadelphia and that stretches out more to the central part of our state line. >> what is the processing for redistricting? >> there two different processes depending on what you're talking about. congressional map will have one seat, that is drawn in the legislature. both chambers the house and senate are controlled by republicans quite strongly. they have demographers who are working on maps they will put out as a bill. republicans have more than enough votes to pass their map. the complication for them this time around comes the form of democratic governor tom wolfe. who, because this is a bill gets to say or no. h

for harrisburg, pennsylvania, it says that 6148 properties in harrisburg have a greater than 26% chance of being severely flooded or affected by flooded over the next 30 years. this represents 31% of all properties in the city. overall, harrisburg has a severe risk of flooding over the next 30 years, meaning flooding is likely to impact day-to-day life within the community. you can look up your city at flood factor.com. one of our social media followers has a question about how you figure out what will happen in the future. the follower says, those future models you are using -- when does the prediction accuracy become unreliable? when does it start to become nonsense? like hurricane forecast paths can get pretty out of whack just a week out. how do you deal with what will happen in the future? guest: that is a great question. the first thing that we do is we look at what are called rcp forecasts. that is an acronym for representative concentration pathways. it is a fancy way of saying what are the emission scenarios for the future? how much co2, gases in the air, and how will that chan

, and daytona beach, lancaster, pennsylvania, is the highest ranked city coming in at football five harrisburg makes the list at number 13. orlando, philadelphia and knoxville, tennessee round out to top 20. >>> bitcoin is taking over a whole new level of investing christmas shopping may get a little frantic karen tso, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you both what we have seen on the u.s. markets yesterday, the first bitcoin exchange traded fund and don't forget the markets have been waiting a long time for this it was called bito for a catchy title. it jumped to d41.54. they are saying it's not down to the asset, itself. it may not do what some investors do there may be fluctuations. based on a high volume of activity in bito, fund managers have tried since 2017 to bring this type to market. it had not cleared in regulatory hurdles, still warnings this is a highly speculative asset from the fcc. elsewhere, with christmas approaching, they're worried what the supply crunch will mean to industry. the retailers are placing orders super early and over ordering to ensure those shelves a

that's what has to have a bottle harrisburg but it was really windy out of my house predicted i my wall street. i i was riding bike actually yeah. and done in years and i thought i was going to tip over and i say i just have >> but yeah, it was windy. and then overnight. i didn't hear whipping up. so what's what's going on today. so still windy out there. but yes, some of us may have been in a pocket where it wasn't as windy. but we're still definitely predominately, at least for most of the bay area in the midst of

this is patty in harrisburg. good morning. caller: good morning. i think we have to get back to the truth about things in science and [indiscernible] host: bring me to jobs numbers. caller: the jobs numbers are there because i think there are a lot of people who want to work but are afraid, fearful for their safety, even if they have a vaccine. i see there are some people that do not one work. the majority of people do want to work and i think this is all new to them. host: lynn in maryland, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you so much. is this john? host: yes, ma'am. caller: thank you so much. the numbers are a little troubling but one of the things i keep hearing people say is about the importance of the vaccine mandates. i understand that to prevent serious illness, but what we really need to realize, and what dr. fauci was clear about a month ago and he reiterated it in the white house covid task force meeting later that week, that the vaccine and like any vaccines we usually think about, measles, moms, whatever, you cannot p

al jazeera, china thailand, 2 tigers, livingstone, to day kids into injure harrisburg have sparked fear and anger within the neighborhood. it's when you to bang about the ethical treatment of wildlife. it's actually going name reports from johannesburg. standing close enough to touch their coats, you could feel the power of these tigers, even though they are confined within these enclosures at lions rock, big cat sanctuary. visitors must sign a form saying the owners are not responsible for injury or death. yet in johannesburg, a couple has posted social media videos, walking their 2 white tigers in the neighborhood like dogs playing in their back yard, and even licking the head of the owner. last month, the children at a daycare center next door were playing outside. when they saw one of the tigers, peering down at them while perched atop a jungle gym. it is a big concern because anita still coming to my parents that the kids are safe yet. parents pulled a dozen children out of the daycare center. tanya is the owner at asked, we not mentioned her surname or the name of her day care due

this is in the wild, in harrisburg, pennsylvania. again, you see it's the same sort of graphic there, "trump lost, no more audits." and here it is today also in the wild, in virginia, in richmond, virginia. you can see there if you look closely, this billboard is directly above ye olde car wash. "trump lost, no more audits." you can see in the foreground of that photo the political campaign signs there, that's because virginia has its election for governor less than three weeks from now. and yes, the republican running for governor of virginia, a guy named glenn youngkin, is trump-endorsed. he has called for one of these audits of virginia's presidential election results. last night at a glenn youngkin event in virginia, trump himself phoned in and steve bannon spoke. at the event they literally asked the audience to pledge allegiance to a flag they said had been flown by trump supporters in d.c. on january 6th while the mob of trump supporters attacked the capitol. that was like their special treat for the fans. hey, glenn youngkin

democrats in the judiciary committee called this little known congressman who represents the harrisburg area a critical player in trump's efforts to overturn the election. he went so far as to vote to disenfranchise millions ever his fellow pennsylvanians on the day of the insurrection. as sara murray reports, senate democrats say further investigation is needed to probe the full scope of perry's involvement in the run up to that deadly day. >> reporter: the pennsylvania congressman trumpeted baseless claims of election fraud. >> oftentimes they say there's not enough to overturn the election. first of all, we don't know how much there is. >> reporter: donald trump was laughing them up. the local officials or in scott perry's case, a federal official, had all kinds of information about fraud and problems and things that impacted the election. richard donahue told the senate judiciary committee. now the five-term congressman and army veteran is facing scrutiny as new details emerge about his role in trump's plot to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. >> scott perry of pennsy

that's what has to have a bottle harrisburg but it was really windy out of my house predicted i my wall street. i i was riding bike actually yeah. and done in years and i thought i was going to tip over and i say i just have >> but yeah, it was windy. and then overnight. i didn't hear whipping up. so what's what's going on today. so still windy out there. but yes, some of us may have been in a pocket where it wasn't as windy. but we're still definitely predominately, at least for most of the bay area in the midst of what is a very windy day ahead of us wind advisories have expired yesterday. but those red flag warnings that are upper elevations remain in effect through 05:00pm today. as you can see behind me, you've already noted we got the palms on their barca darrell blowing back and forth. the golden gate bridge. it's a blow back and forth. but your camera procedure tower sure is wobbling a little bit as we look at those winds really whipping up from the north. very windy for inland areas. so if you are in areas like santa rosa down through center, fell. you're actually are calmer sp

the threat from philadelphia, new york, harrisburg up to upstate new york. we have showers and thunderstorms under way already. we've had some tornado warnings. a lot of wind power here associated with a strong fall front. the cold front sweeps through, . . wind and rain from the mid atlantic to the northeast. from behind it it's a quick return to october. cool with a few showers, but temperatures dropping and heavy rain with this too. some areas interior northeast upstate new york could pick up 2 to 3 inches of rainfall before everything >>> 54 degrees right now in san jose. we'll see another sunny afternoon with temperatures above normal. concord 88 degrees. high ward is 83. san jose is 86. we'll see an increase in cloud cover. a warm saturday, we'll see a system move in on sunday, that'll bring in a chance of rain and a drop in temperatures. looking out ahead we could see a better chance of rain heading into next week. >>> and that's your weather. kristen, hallie, back to you. >> maria, thank you. >>> still to come this morning we'll have the very latest

host: in harrisburg, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: hello. i have three reforms for the replacement process. they can be moved by unanimous vote of all the other justices, if they resign or die -- they must be replaced within 60 days and the approval process must begin immediately. three, if they resign for any of the reasons, they must wait until the next presidential election. host: the system that we have right now, how much faith do you have any? caller: i do not understand what you mean? host: the system that we have right now, the supreme court as it is set up right now. do you trust the supreme court and think that they are doing a good job? caller: i do, so far. the people that they are choosing are at least highly mentally competent and very experienced in their job. they do know the constitution and law. they understand president, so far. it is to overbalance, if you look at it politically, but the supreme court should not be political at all. host: independent, good morning. that is you. caller: i had the privilege of having actual

this is patty in harrisburg. good morning. caller: good morning. i think we have to get back to the truth about things in science and [indiscernible] host: bring me to jobs numbers. caller: the jobs numbers are there because i think there are a lot of people who want to work but are afraid, fearful for their safety, even if they have a vaccine. i see there are some people that do not one work. the majority of people do want to work and i think this is all new to them. host: lynn in maryland, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you so much. is this john? host: yes, ma'am. caller: thank you so much. the numbers are a little troubling but one of the things i keep hearing people say is about the importance of the vaccine mandates. i understand that to prevent serious illness, but what we really need to realize, and what dr. fauci was clear about a month ago and he reiterated it in the white house covid task force meeting later that week, that the vaccine and like any vaccines we usually think about, measles, moms, whatever, you cannot p